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Square Care Pharmacy

Square Care Pharmacy is a locally owned community pharmacy servicing patients in Vancouver Washington. .

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09/03/2026

🌿 September allergies can be sneaky.

Late-summer and fall pollen can bring sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and runny noses—even when spring allergies have long passed.

Before grabbing an allergy medicine from the shelf, check the active ingredient. Some products may cause drowsiness or may not be the best option for people with certain health conditions.

Taking other medications too? Your pharmacist can help you compare OTC allergy options and check for potential interactions.

09/02/2026

💊 Could you name every medication you take?

Your medication list should include more than prescriptions. Add over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and supplements, inhalers and eye drops, as-needed medications, and medication allergies.

Keep the list updated and bring it to medical appointments, urgent-care visits, and the pharmacy.

For caregivers, having this information readily available can be especially helpful when a loved one receives care from several providers.

Need help organizing your medications? Ask your pharmacist.

09/01/2026

🍂 Hello, September—and Healthy Aging Month!

Healthy aging isn’t about a number. It’s about protecting mobility, independence, relationships, and quality of life.

Small habits matter: staying physically active, eating well, keeping up with healthcare visits, staying socially connected, and understanding your medications.

This month, we’ll share practical ways to help you and the people you care for stay healthy and independent.

What does healthy aging mean to you?

08/31/2026

💙 Ending August with a reminder of what your community pharmacist can help with.

Pharmacy care is about more than filling prescriptions.

Questions about a new medication? Concerned about interactions? Managing several refill dates? Helping an aging parent organize medications? Wondering whether an OTC product fits with your prescriptions?

Those are all good reasons to talk with your pharmacist.

As we head toward fall, we’re here to help you stay informed, organized, and confident about your medications and preventive health.

What health topic would you like us to cover in September?

08/30/2026

🗓️ Sunday reset: set yourself up for an easier week.

Take a few minutes tonight to check your medication supply, organize medications using your usual safe system, review upcoming appointments, and make note of anything you want to ask your pharmacist or doctor.

Little routines can help prevent the Monday-morning realization that you’re out of an important medication.

What’s one thing you do on Sundays to make your week run more smoothly?

08/29/2026

🍊 Did you know grapefruit can interact with certain medications?

Grapefruit and grapefruit juice can affect how some medicines work. The interaction does not happen with every medication, and the effect can differ from one medicine to another.

If your prescription label warns about grapefruit—or you regularly drink grapefruit juice—ask your pharmacist what the warning means for your medication.

Food and medication interactions are another good reason to keep your pharmacist informed about your usual routine.

08/28/2026

❓ Friday question: What makes taking medication consistently hardest for you?

A) Forgetting
B) Too many different refill dates
C) Complicated schedules
D) Side effects
E) Cost or insurance issues
F) Something else

Medication adherence isn’t simply about “remembering to take your pills.” Sometimes there’s a practical problem that can be addressed.

👇 Comment with a letter—or talk privately with your pharmacist. We may be able to help make the routine simpler.

08/27/2026

🫁 RSV vaccine reminder for adults heading into fall.

Current CDC guidance recommends one RSV vaccine dose for everyone age 75 and older, and for adults ages 50–74 who are at increased risk of severe RSV illness.

RSV vaccination is not currently an annual vaccine. Adults who have already received an RSV vaccine generally do not need another dose at this time.

Eligibility can depend on age and health history, so this is a good conversation to have with your pharmacist or healthcare provider before respiratory-virus season begins.

08/26/2026

📅 When did you last check medication expiration dates?

Take a look at prescription bottles, eye drops, creams, inhalers, emergency medications, and OTC products.

Expired or unwanted medications should be disposed of appropriately—not automatically flushed or left where children or pets could reach them. Drug take-back options are preferred for most unused medicines.

Not sure what to keep or how to dispose of something? Ask your pharmacist for guidance.

08/25/2026

🫁 Inhalers only work well when the medication gets where it needs to go. Technique matters.

If you use an inhaler, bring it with you the next time you visit the pharmacy and ask us to review your technique.

Small details—such as timing, positioning, breathing, device preparation, or spacer use—may matter depending on the inhaler.

Even people who have used an inhaler for years can benefit from an occasional technique check.

Your pharmacist can help you feel more confident using your device correctly.

Address

8600 E. Mill Plain Boulevard
Vancouver, WA
98664

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://squarecarerx.com/

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